Real-Time Computer-Generated EIA for Light Field Display by Pre-Calculating and Pre-Storing the Invariable Voxel-Pixel Mapping
Abstract
The elemental image array (EIA) for light field display, especially integral imaging light field display, was reliant on a virtual camera array, novel sampling algorithms, high-performance hardware or corresponding complex algorithms, which hinder its application. Without sacrificing accuracy and precision, we innovate a novel algorithm set to achieve video-level EIA generation. The invariable voxel to pixel relationship is pre-calculated and pre-stored as a lookup table or mapping. Benefiting from the very lookup table, the voxel array could be fast mapped to an EIA without contingent upon any high-end hardware.
Cite
@article{arxiv.2201.09658,
title = {Real-Time Computer-Generated EIA for Light Field Display by Pre-Calculating and Pre-Storing the Invariable Voxel-Pixel Mapping},
author = {Quanzhen Wan},
journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2201.09658},
year = {2022}
}
Comments
We are reminded by our supervisors and peers that we have not taken many potential influential factors into consideration, which might lead to a rather different outcome. If the whole idea will be certified correctly in the future, we will resubmit our updated version at that time